Grrr Live!

Brand new sealed triple album housed in a gatefold cover.

Flattery will get you everywhere, especially if you are Mick Jagger who tells the adoring audience in New Jersey how fantastic they look… but if you look at the Rolling Stones, they are definitely not too shabby themselves. The stylish rock ‘n’ roll stalwarts have been rocking for over 60 years now and ‘GRRR Live!’ is certainly a celebration, recorded during their 2012 One More Shot show in Newark.

Intended to toast their 50th anniversary year, the show has an ebullient feel. 50 years is synonymous with gold and this is certainly a glittering golden performance from the Stones that shows their musical prowess and stage presence.

Remastered and remixed, this collection of live tracks unequivocally delivers on the description that this body of work is their definitive Greatest Hits live collection. Truth be told, this isn’t just a fantastic compilation of the band’s classic hits, but a barnstorming performance of some of the most iconic songs in rock music. There’s also a couple of deep cuts in the mix such as ‘I’m Going Down’ from 1975’s ‘Metamorphosis’ and ‘One More Shot’ from the original ‘GRRR!’ album in 2012.

However, as well as one of the greatest groups of all time, you also get some pretty stellar collaborations too in the shape of The Black Keys who tear up the floor with Bo Diddley’s ‘Who Do You Love’, John Mayer and Gary Clark Jr, Mick Taylor, Bruce Springsteen and Lady Gaga who gives a truly powerful performance on ‘Gimme Shelter’ singing like her life depended on it. 

The Boss and New Jersey’s very own hometown hero Bruce Springsteen shines on what is the standout guest performance of the night  -‘Tumbling Dice’ from the bands most critically-acclaimed album ‘Exile on Main St’

This triplealbum also serves as a very fitting tribute to the impeccable drumming from the late great Charlie Watts whose stirring work elevates exemplary performances to an even higher power of the Stones to ever-greater heights.

‘GRRR Live!’ has further cemented The Rolling Stones’ reputation as one of the best live acts of all times as well as being one of the most memorable shows in the band’s history.

A1	The Rolling Stones–	Get Off Of My Cloud
A2	The Rolling Stones–	The Last Time
A3	The Rolling Stones–	It's Only Rock'n'Roll (But I Like It)
A4	The Rolling Stones–	Paint It Black
A5	The Rolling Stones, Lady Gaga–	Gimme Shelter
B1	The Rolling Stones–	Wild Horses
B2	The Rolling Stones, John Mayer, Gary Clark Jr.–	I'm Going Down
B3	The Rolling Stones–	Dead Flowers
B4	The Rolling Stones, The Black Keys–	Who Do You Love
C1	The Rolling Stones–	Doom And Gloom
C2	The Rolling Stones–	One More Shot
C3	The Rolling Stones–	Miss You
C4	The Rolling Stones–	Honky Tonk Women
D1	The Rolling Stones–	Before They Make Me Run
D2	The Rolling Stones–	Happy
D3	The Rolling Stones, Mick Taylor–	Midnight Rambler
E1	The Rolling Stones–	Start Me Up
E2	The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen–	Tumbling Dice
E3	The Rolling Stones–	Brown Sugar
E4	The Rolling Stones–	Sympathy For The Devil
F1	The Rolling Stones–	You Can't Always Get What You Want
F2	The Rolling Stones–	Jumpin' Jack Flash
F3	The Rolling Stones–	(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction